How to Open the Trunk When the Key is Locked Inside a Cruze?
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Cavalier keys locked in the trunk can be opened using a spare key. If there is no spare key, you need to contact a professional locksmith company to unlock it. Do not attempt to pry it open yourself. Related introductions are as follows: 1. Interior: The interior adopts the standard Chevrolet design language, with a winged cockpit design that creates a sense of layering and a rich sense of fashion. The dashboard uses lines and chrome for styling and decoration, paired with a 7-inch color LCD touchscreen, adding a sense of refinement. It is equipped with Chevrolet's new-generation intelligent vehicle system, compatible with Baidu CarLife, meeting daily mobile phone connectivity needs. 2. Configuration: In terms of configuration, the Cavalier comes standard with engine auto start/stop, driver/passenger airbags, child safety seat interface, engine immobilizer, ABS anti-lock braking system, electric mirrors, in-car air conditioning/pollen filter, etc. Except for the lowest-priced Xinxiang version, other models are equipped with a multifunction steering wheel, electric sunroof, tire pressure monitoring, hill start assist, rearview camera, rear parking radar, daytime running lights, including a central color display, Bluetooth/hands-free calling, etc.
I remember last time when I was driving the Cruze, I accidentally threw the keys into the trunk and closed it—I was so panicked at the time. A friend suggested I use the spare key—luckily, I had left one at home, so I called my wife to bring it over. She easily opened the car door, and then I pressed the trunk release button inside the car to solve the problem. If there hadn’t been a spare, the rear seats of the Cruze can usually be folded down—there's a pull handle on the seat, and with a gentle tug, you can climb in to retrieve the keys. Never try to force open the trunk lock yourself, as it can easily scratch the paint and waste money. I recommend everyone get into the habit of checking their pockets for keys before locking the trunk, or keeping a magnetic key box hidden under the car for emergencies—it saves a lot of trouble later.
